ARRL WEST VIRGINIA SECTION
                         March  2013 Report

SM: Ann Rinehart, KA8ZGY; ASM: K8WV; ACC: N8NH;
PIC: KD8MRU; SEC: WA8LLM; ASEC Digital: WA8LLM;
STM: WV8CH; OOC: K8SOR; SGL: K8BS; TC: WD8PAD 

ALL AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS KEEP UP TO DATE on activities and actions in the amateur community, visit http://www.arrl.org/ .  Lots of drop boxes – enjoy surfing searching the site.  Support ARRL in WV – join.

“HELLO”  WEST VIRGINIA AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS:

There seems to be an influx of new “Hams and Upgrades”, see lists below.  Act as an Elmer and support those new to the “hobby”. Also, the West Virginia Hamfest are underway, see lists below.

WV AMATEUR RADIO CLUBs –Thanks to the several clubs for updating the WVSARC Club list.   Should you have an Amateur Radio Club you would like to list, just visit http://www.qsl.net/wvsarc/ and click on the Add or Edit Club link.

WV HAMFESTS & CONVENTION: 2013 (More details visit ARRL site)

MAY 5, 2013 – Jackson County WV Hamfest, Ripley, WV

JUNE 15, 2013 – Black Diamond ARC 2013 Fest, Beckley, WV

AUGUST 17, 2013 – ARRL West Virginia State Convention, Jackson’s Mill
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WV ARES®/RACES NET CONTROLS:
Charles Hardy, WV8CH, ARRL WV STM, Net Manager for the WV ARES®/RACES Emergency Net will be accepting volunteers for the 2013 monthly Net Control positions – there are a few months open.. The Net Control position would take about ½ hour one evening a month (1st Thursday following the 6:00 PM Fone Net on 3811).   Months are rotated through the Net Control volunteer list. Should you be interested in becoming a Net Control, contact wv8ch@arrl.net. 
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Dan Ringer, K8WV, ARRL WV Section ASM:
Fifty (50!) years ago March 6, I received my first amateur radio license. I have been continuously licensed ever since. It has been a most rewarding hobby. Certainly I had fun play with the radios, but more importantly it has led to employment opportunities, friendships, and the development of skills that I have found useful in every facet of my personal and professional life. I seriously doubt that I've spent more than $5000 in total on it over those 50 years. It has been a GREAT hobby!
Should you have a question related to amateur radio and ARRL, just contact Dan at    k8wv@arrl.net.
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Jeff Wood, N8NH, ARRL WV Section ACC:
This year for the WVSARC QSO party on June 15^th, 2013 this is the 150th anniversary of WV statehood. There will be two bonus stations W8WVA and W8V. I encourage everyone to take part in this year’s QSO.  The Black Diamond ARC will be sponsoring a hamfest on that day as well. I would encourage radio amateurs to become active in their local clubs,  feel free to contact me for more information. Jeffrey Woods N8NH at n8nh@arrl.net
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Activities reported for: March 2013:  There were one (2) OO’s reporting with a total of  16 hours of monitoring time and no Cards sent.
If you are interested in becoming an OO, contact Skip.  A great job to all the OO’s for on-the-air monitoring, and supporting amateur radio in WV.  73, K8SOR, Skip, k8sor@arrl.net
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Michael Erwin, KD8MRU, ARRL WV Section PIC:
Michael home is Huntington, WV Cabell County.  He comes to us with many years of communication experience as well are completion of many emergency communication courses. He is active in ARES and a VEC for the TARA club. Please WELCOME Michael and he may be contacted at kd8mru@arrl.net .
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Kenneth Harris, WA8LLM, ARRL WV Section SEC:
See ARES® Reports below. Interested in public service and emergency communications, join the ARRL and members subscribe to the
ARES® E-Letter at www.arrl.org/ares-letter and for NON-members www.arrl.org/ARES-EL.  wa8llm@arrl.net
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Charles Hardy, WV8CH, ARRL WV STM:
See the ARRL WV Section NTS Net Reports, the Station Activity Reports (SAR) and the Public Service Honor Roll (PSHR) reports below. Charlie will be submitting monthly, send reports to him at wv8ch@frontier.com.
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Bill Hunter, K8BS, ARRL WV Section SGL:
State Government Liaison providing support with the State OES.
I have been following the State Legislature since they have been in session. So far nothing related to Amateur Radio has been introduced in the areas of associations, charitable organizations, communications, emergency services,  homeland security, motor vehicles, non-profits or zoning.
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Dirk Burnside, WD8PAD, ARRL WV STM:
Should you have a technical problem, just contact Dirk for assistance at doburnside@hotmail.com
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ARRL ACTIVITIES: The ARRL letter will be posted each Friday.
ARRL Letter http://www.arrl.org/arrlletter/  also available on Audio News http://www.arrl.org/arrlletter/audio/ 
W1AW General, DX, Keplerian, Propagation Bulletins www.arrl.org/w1aw
W1AW   Schedule   www.arrl.org/w1aw     http://www.arrl.org/w1aw.html
Visit the www.wvarrl.org  website for ARES® and related information.
FEMA online independent study course that presents the concepts of Emergency
Support Function #2-Communications   http://training.fema.gov/EMIWeb/IS/IS802.aspThe Radio Amateur Satellite Corporation   http://www.AMSAT.org
FCC Database – Is your MAILING ADDRESS AND NAME current in the FCC database http://wireless.fcc.gov/services/index.htm?job=cft&id=amateur&page=cft_change_address
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WV NEW AMATEURS -  March 2013 – “WELCOME”
Willa D Crawford, KD8UIT; Daniel R Boyd, KD8UKC; Olen F. Rummell, KD8UIN; Adam, S. Greathouse, KD8UIQ; Ronald P. Dingess, KD8UIS; Marcus B Gibbs, KD8UEF; Chris A Mercer, KD8UIO; Robert N Meadows, KD8UIP; John M Dever, KD8UKE; James R Ford, KD8UIR; Joseph S McCollum, KD8UIK; Jonathan M Adams, KD8UIU; Steven D May, KD8UEG; Paul W Massie, KD8UIW; Arley L Tincher, KD8UIX; Michael G. Mato, KD8UKV; Timothy D Wansack, KD8UKT; Larry S McCauley, KD8UKU; Mark A Heupp, KD8UKY; Reshanda D Plummer, KD8UHV; Charles R West KK4PCN
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WV AMATEUR UPGRADES – March  2013 – “CONGRATULATION”
Christopher R Breen, KC8QWZ; Kenneth R Smith, KD8UIM; Timothy E Miller, KD8SXL; David L Lipscomb, KC8FHR; James H Prunty, KA8ISQ; Randall C Merriken, KD8PRG; Andrew S Rockwell, KB8UJY; Carl E. Hammons, N8RZF; Eric L Burton, KD8UAW; Dale O Ferguson, KD8UAU; Edwin O Mongeni, N8VFJ; Julius A Cales, KD8QEA; Larry D Swanson, KD8TVM; Kevin L Mills, KD8SXD; Kenneth D Cregger, KB8GLY; James D Drennen, KD8TUC; Jeffrey M Whitehead, KD8SFC.
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WV ARRL MEMBER (New/Renew) – March 2013 – “WELCOME”
James R Wade, KC8MED; Clifford F Lindsay, KA1VER; Melvin L Riffe, WD8NNL; Kenneth D Cregger, KB8GLY; David W Bradley, N8DWB; Dale A Nichols, KB8ODO; Robert F Senesi, K8NY; Joseph G Donnelly, KC8IQZ; Andrew S Rockwell, KB8UJY; Victoria R Myers, AB3BE; Christopher R Linzey, KD8UAX; Lonnie L Maynard, KY8B; Frank F Dickey, KD8SZE; Danny K Pinson, KC8VXP; Edwin O Mongeni, N8VFJ; Paul A Burnside, N8OCY; Charles F King KB8YIT; Richard E Davis, KD8PKP; Michael D Johnson, KD8TZS; Joravarsinh Sarvaiya, W6HU; Donald R Garletts, NR5N; Marcos E Reyna, KD8HRT; David M Moran, W0PYP; Larry Manning, N4HPA.
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WV ARES® ACTIVITIES – March 2013
Compiled and submitted by Ken Harris, WA8LLM, ARRL WV SEC

Total number of ARES members reported: 198
Change since last month:  changes every month
# of  DECs/ECs reporting this month:  18
# of  ARES nets active: 99    
# with NTS liaison: 0

Calls of DECs/ECs reporting: KC8RGV, KD8LWH, K8LES, N8IKT, KC8CSE, KD8AMN, KC8TUE, AB8CR, KA8ZKL, N8UVQ, N8DWB, N2OCW, KB8GLY, WD8MGZ, KB8YZT, KD8AGH, KC8SIG, KC8GZH
Number of drills, tests and training sessions this month:7  Person hours 110
Number of public service events this month:    3           Person hours        55
Number of emergency operations this month:  3            Person hours     102
Total number of ARES operations this month: 13  Total Person hours   267

• Mark Phillips, N8UVQ, EC Brooke County, said that he didn’t receive the E-Mail that Les Shields, K8LES, had sent him about Bluestone Dam exercise being cancelled.  However, Brooke & Hancock Counties conducted an exercise/drill on March 21st.  Brooke County declared a state of emergency at 10:24am, which started  the drill.  John Paul Jones, the Hancock County OES Director came to the Brooke County EMA's 44 Complex with a trailer full of equipment.  Brooke County had their trailers there as well.  Mark said there were three amateur radio operators, including himself, in the building and four or five throughout the area.  He said that if the experts are correct, he hopes he will never see the Ohio River flowing north toward Pittsburgh, PA, that would imply a dam breech and part of West Virginia literally being washed away by a raging torrent of water.  He also reported that WTOV TV-9 was there with a reporter and camera crew.
• Steve Ostaff, AB8CR, DEC District #4, EC Gilmer County, reported that since the 145.29 MHz repeater has been moved, and the antenna is a lot higher, the Amateurs in his district have been using it to hold their nets.  They are getting check-ins from a lot farther away.
• David Bradley, N8DWB, the new EC for Jackson County, has already started to work.  His goal is to build a network of hams throughout the county as an auxiliary means of communications linked to the EOC (Emergency Operations Center) from shelters and to receive reports and updates from around the county during a disaster or time of need.  He also hopes to get the people close to the borders of the county more active so his county will have a better link with the neighboring counties, which would include Meigs County, Ohio.  He said that he had a brief discussion with Bo Wriston, KD8RKG, the Emergency Services Director of Wirt County.  They are planning to test their communications reach between Wirt and Jackson counties.  His short term projects include: setting up testing in the county, sponsoring a weather spotter class in cooperation with the Jackson County Office of Emergency Services, and operating a station from the Jackson County EOC on field day.  Dave said they put a later model computer on the Packet Radio station at the Jackson County EOC.  They now have packet on the DAREN (Digital Amateur Radio “Emergency” Network) system again.  Dave and his Emergency Services Director are planning to attend an exercise in Wood County on April 19th, called “Operation Spring Storm.”
• Jim Mossor, KD8AMN, Assistant EC Ritchie County, said that he handled seven pieces of traffic in March.  He would like to have a storm net if he can get the Amateurs interested in it.  There were four nets held in his area.  He is usually the Net Control Station, but one of them needed to be controlled by another ham, as the microphone went dead on his transceiver.
• Mark Cook, KD8LWH, EC Wyoming County, didn’t have much to report, but from his report there was one drill held during the month.
• Mike Whitlow, KC8RGV, EC Raleigh County, didn’t say anything about the state wide Bluestone Dam drill that was suppose to have been held on March 21st.  His county officials wanted him to reach out to the rest of the counties, in WV, for communications, which he did.  The only thing was, about two weeks before the exercise, the State Office of Emergency Services cancelled the drill.  Some of the other counties went ahead and held a drill in their counties.
• Les Shields, K8LES, EC Hancock County, said that he and his wife, Priscilla, KD8SWW, assisted Mark Phillips, N8UVQ, with a drill at the Brooke County OEM.  It was about 4 hours long. Les said they had a 2 Meter station set up and using the WD8IIJ repeater.  He said they were able to contact the WV phone net via John Peterson, K8ZPR.  Les said that he has also completed CERT training.  Les started a Technician licensing class at the Weirton Library in January and completed it in March.  He said they had a VE Test session.  Nine students started the class.  One dropped out for personal reasons, and one was not ready for the exam.  Out of the seven who tested, six became new Technicians and one upgraded to General.  There was also one Amateur who upgraded to Extra.  He said this is significant since it was the first time in many years that a class was offered in the Weirton-Steubenville area, and also the first VE session offered in the area for a very long time. He is hoping that it is something they can continue.
• Lawrence Ashton, N2OCW, EC Morgan County, didn’t have much to report, but he thinks the  http://www.wvarrl.org/files/decec_report.htm website may need to be updated.  He said there is no 2013 option in the drop down menu so he has to use 2012 year.
• Kenneth Cregger, KB8GLY, the new DEC for District 10, reported that so far he has had two county ECs report activities in their areas.  On March 21st, there was a simulation test that was generated from the Lincoln County E-911 Center.  The control operator was Keith Johnson, N8IKT, who was utilizing the 440 MHz  repeater at Hamlin, and the 2 Meter repeater located at Sumerco in Lincoln County.  In Boone County, a Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) meeting was lead by the chairperson, and ARRL EC, Kevin Dalton, KC8WDL.  The American Red Cross will be implementing shelters at 8 county community centers with communications setup and ran by ARES members.  He reported that a letter has been drawn up and sent to all hams known in Boone County mentioning the intentions and with information of a meeting set for May 9th, at the Danville Fire Department.  The meeting is to explain the interest of ARES and get participants in the ARES program.  Ken said that he and Kevin are setting up an HF rig and 2 meter radio at the Boone County E-911 center.  He also said the new Williams Mountain 2 meter repeater is functioning, and they are still trying to increase its coverage.
• Keith Johnson, N8IKT, EC Lincoln County, said they held a Bluestone Dam scenario test with the Health Department and the county Emergency Services in Lincoln County.  He also held a net session which went real well.
• Bruce Minor, KA8ZKL, acting EC Pendleton County, said that he didn’t have much to report, but several of the hams are taking some interest in the Emergency Operations Center.  He thinks maybe things will get back on track.
• Pat Schaffner, KC8CSE, EC Pocahontas County, reported that his group was on standby during the last couple of storms when they lost power and most phone service.  He said they passed some informal traffic and some information regarding shelters activity.  John Sparks, KC8VFQ, made several phone calls for the ones without phone service as well as passing information for people who had wrecked on the slick roads.  Cody Himelrick, KD8SDL, assisted many people on his way to work and back.  And, Vicki Schaffner, KC8DSM, passed information for a state road snowplow that she came across.  One night a tree had fallen on during the storm.  Pat said that many others assisted in different way.
• John Gorby, KC8FZH, EC for Marshall County, didn’t have much to report this month, but at least he reported in
• Randy Williams, WD8MGZ, EC Marion County, said that he attended the Charleston Hamfest and EC meeting last month.  He also provided Communications support for the Monongalia County Health Department Point of Dispensing Exercise at Mylan Park.  He also held a basic radio communications class for Mountaineer Area Rescue Group.
• Paul Whited, KB8YZT, EC Kanawha County, reported that his ARES group held their first ARES meeting in some time.  He said there were 23 members that came out and expressed interest in training by the ARRL standards.  He was pleased to have such a good turn out.  He said most these Hams have responded to disaster situations in the past.  He feels they can organize and serve the residents of Kanawha County in time of need.  Paul said their new contact at the National Weather Service is very interested in the group’s progress. Paul wants to thank all of  those who turned out for the meeting and hopes to make training fun, like it should be.
• Fred Herr, WD8AGH, EC Cabell County, presented a program at the monthly meeting of the Tri-State Amateur Radio Association.  His discussion was a review of the deployment and activation procedures for Cabell County ARES.  He said this was in preparation of the Community Disaster drill for April 27, at the Tri-State Airport.
• Terry Mills, KC8TUE, EC Wood County, reported that on March 5th, WCEC and Wood County ARES held their regular monthly meeting at the Lubeck Civic Center.  There were only 17 Amateurs and quests at the meeting.  The group talked about upcoming activities such as foot races and a mountain bike race, which they provide safety communications for.  They also talked about a Spaghetti Dinner that would be held on April 6th.  The group discussed the Parkersburg/Wood County Hamfest that will be held on October 12th.   On March 27th, eight Amateurs Radio operators provided the communications for the Artsbridge activity at WVU-Parkersburg, where 303 challenged kids participated in the Games and Arts.  The Amateurs also kept track of the kids to make sure they didn’t get hurt or lost.
• Jerry Sturm, KC8SIG, EC Tucker County, had a problem getting his report sent.  He usually uses Packet Radio into a Winlink 2000 system, but it seemed to be having a problem.
• This SEC attended the WCEC/ARES business meeting March 5th. I also helped with the activities that Terry Mills, KC8TUE, reported on in his EC Report.  On March 16th, I attended the Charleston Hamfest and held an ARES Forum.  The subject was the reporting of activities in each county, and trying to get more Amateurs in ARES.  On March 28th, I attended the Local Emergency Planning Committee meeting in Pleasants County.  Since several people have been wanting to upgrade their license from Technician to General, a one day General Class Amateur Radio License class is scheduled to be held on April 13th at the Mid-Ohio Health Department, in Parkersburg.  The Wood County ARES group has been asked to participate in a drill called “Operation Spring Storm”, to be held on April 19th.  They have also been asked to set up their portable PBX Telephone system for the exercise.

• Kenneth Harris,  WA8LLM, wa8llm@arrl.net
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WV NTS TRAFFIC REPORTS   - March 2013  
Compiled and submitted by Charles Hardy, WV8CH, ARRL WV STM

HF Nets Reporting:Stations  Traffic   Time Min. Sessions  Net Mgr.
Fone Net                     939        128         862           31         W8YS
WV Midday Net           654          30        573            31       W3GEG
WV CW Net Early         82          25        185            27         KD8G
WV CW Net Late         44           19        134            27         KD8G
WV ARES/RACES       20            0           15              1         WV8CH
         Total                1739        202       1779          117
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ARES®/RACES 2 Mtr NetsStations  Traffic  Time Min. Sessions
District 6 ARES/RACES           50           2            56         5
Monongalia ARES/RACES       83           1           113        4
Total                                     133           3           169        9

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2 Meter Nets           Stations    Traffic      Time Min.     Sessions
KARC Net Report       119         0               197                 4  
Black Diamond ARC    55         0                59                  5
Jefferson Co. ARC       25          0                54                  5
  Total                           199          0              310               14

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STATION ACTIVITY REPORTS(SAR)-March 2013                               
                     Orig        Rec        Sent      Del          Total
KA8ZGY        75           10           47        26             158
W8CPG          3           30             6         0                39
WV8CH        72            70            8        16              166
  Total          150         110          61         42             363
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PUBLIC SERVICE HONOR ROLL (PSHR) –March 2013
Station            1            2            3            4          5        6     Total
KA8ZGY        24         40          30           15         0       20     129
W8CPG        40         39          20            0          0         0        99
WV8CH        40         40          30           15          0      10     135

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ARRL Affiliated Clubs – Visit the ARRL Club site www.arrl/org
 to update your clubs ANNUAL REPORT.

ARRL Affiliated Clubs – Visit the ARRL Club site to update or
become a SPECIAL SERVICE CLUB.

WV Clubs - Visit the ARRL Club site to become an ARRL Affiliated Club. 
ARRL VE Testing – Visit the ARRL Exams site www.arrl.org for testing
site/locations/dates.
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WEST VIRGINIA AMATEUR CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

***Please visit the West Virginia State Amateur Radio Council (WVSARC)
website at  http://www.qsl.net/wvsarc/wv_clubs.html  and update your
club/organization information and email address.    All WV Amateur Clubs
 are asked to register on the site...
*** Check out the above list of “New”, Upgrade WV Amateurs and ARRL
members for your club to contact as perspective members.
*** WV Club Newsletters – Does your club have a newsletter – please
send hardcopy or by email.

Should you need an update to the listing below, contact ka8zgy@arrl.org
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64 Repeater Group     Dwight D. Hensley, N8HZ, Barboursville, WV

Barbour County Area Amateur Radio Club   wv8bc@arrl.net

Black Diamond ARC        http:/www.qsl.net/wv8bd

Charleston Hamfest and Computer Show   http://www.w8gk.org/ 
     n8tmw@arrl.net

Doddridge County Amateur Radio Society 
  http://www.dcars.zoomshare.com/

East River Radio Club     http://www.erarc.com
Eastern Panhandle ARC http://k8ep.net

Jackson County ARC   wd8jnu@arrl.net

Jefferson County Amateur Radio Club http://jcwvarc.webs.com
 kd8ckn@yahoo.com

Kanawha Amateur Radio Club http://www.karc.wvhamradio.com
 http://www.w8gk.org/
Logan County ARC   maynardsidney@hotmail.com

Mountain State Transmitters     Jeffrey A. Broschart, KC8OBS
 jbroscha@access.k12.wv.us
Mountaineer ARA (contract Joe Radcliff, WD8EOG)  
 wvham@adelphia.net

Monongalia Wireless Assn.   w8mwa@arrl.net    
http://www.w8wma.org

Opequon Radio Society      http://qsl.net/w8ors

Parkersburg Amateur Radio Klub 
http://www.qsl.net/wvsarc/wv_clubs.html   kc8ruj@yahoo.com

Plateau Amateur Radio Assn    http://www.parawv.com
Ritchie Amateur Group     kn8j@arrl.net   
 http://members.ruralnet.org/madhattr/

Southern WV ARA, Inc    http://www.swvarai.org

Stonewall Jackson ARA       http://www.sjara.org

Tri-County Ham Radio Club     ka8mtc@adelphia.net 

Tri-State Amateur Radio Assn. www.orgsites.com/wv/taraclub.  

West Virginia Amateur Radio   http://www.wvar.org

West Virginian DX Assn      http://wvdxa.org

West Virginia University ARC   http://www.csee.wvu.edu/~w8cul

WV State Amateur Radio Council       http://qsl.net/wvsarc 
wa8ycd@arrl.net

WV Wesley College ARC   http://www.wvwc.edu/w8ld

WV HF Nets Name                 Day(s)   Time (local)   Freq. (MHz)    Mgr.

West Virginia Early Net              Daily        1900                3.567          KD8G

West Virginia Fone Net              Daily        1800              3.810          W8YS

West Virginia Late Net              Daily         2200             3.567          KD8G

WV ARES/RACES Emg.Net  1stThurs .   1830            3.811        WV8CH

West Virginia Mid Day Net        Daily        1145             3.865        W3GEG

Triple States ARES CW Net     Wed.        1846            28.480         KF8RL

TSARC 10 meter Phone Net     Wed.        1930            28.480        N8FQN

TSARC 40 meter Net                 Wed.        2000             7.260         K8UGO

WV VHF Nets    Day(s)  Time       Freq. (MHz)        Coverage         Mgr.

8 Rivers ARC      Tu       2100    145.110 T107.2   Pocah. Co. +   KC8CSE

Barbour CoARES  Th       2100    145.140-           Barbour Co.     KC8MLK

Cabell Co ARES    M       2030  146.760-/443.850 Hunt/KY/OH   KB8LSR
Eastern Pan.Trfi M-F     1845     147.255+    Morg/Berk/Jeff.Co. KB8NDS

FayetteCo.ARES  2,4 Th  2030     146.790-            Fayette.Co +     N8BJY

Gilmer Co.A/R     Th       1900     145.290-          Central WV        KA8ZXP

Harrison Co.A/R  Th       1900     146.685-    North Central WV      WJ8G

JeffersonCo ARES  Su    2030     147.255+        Jefferson Co.

KARC 2mtr        Su       2030    145.350-      Kanawha Co. +       N8TMW

MountainStateFM  Sat   2100   145.370        Tucker Co./adj.      KD8HJN

Northern WVA/R  W      2030     145.300-      Northern WV         KB8QIR

Ohio Co ARES   Su      2000     146.760-       Ohio Co.                KC8CR

PendletonCoA/R Th       1900      147.285+     Eastern WV           N8HON

PioneerARA2mtr T      1900      146.835-      Central WV         KB8EUN

PlateauARA2mtr  Th    2000     146.790-       Fayette.Co +       WD8WV

Steuben.Weirton   Su    2000     147.060+    North WV/E OH     W8DYF

SWJARC 2mtr     T      1900      147.210+    North Central WV N8FMD

TSARC News Net F     2000      146.910-     North. Panhdl.          K8AN

TSARC Skywarn  T     1915      146.910-     North. Panhdl     WD8PQG

Tyler Co.AR Org. M    2100      147.360+    Tyler Co. +          KB8TIV

Wayne Co ARES  M    2100      147.390+    Louisa,KY/WV   KC8ICK

WVEastRegARES M   2000       147.255+  Morg/Berk/Jeff.Co. K8WXI
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WV AMATEUR – DID YOU READ THIS March 2013 REPORT??
If so, email ka8zgy@arrl.net  with the Subject: KA8ZGY – READ the ARRL WV SM FEB. REPORT.    Thanks, Ann, KA8ZGY, ARRL SM WV